prevail (Meaning)
prevail (v)
be larger in number, quantity, power, status or importance
be valid, applicable, or true
continue to exist
prove superior
use persuasion successfully
Synonyms & Antonyms of prevail
prevail Sentence Examples
- Despite the challenges, our hope will prevail and guide us toward a brighter future.
- The truth will prevail, even in the face of adversity.
- The team's determination prevailed over the opposition's skill.
- The spirit of unity prevailed during the difficult times.
- The stronger force prevailed in the conflict, leading to victory.
- The prevailing winds carried the ship towards its destination.
- The prevailing fashion trends influenced the clothing choices of the population.
- The prevailing sentiment was one of optimism and hope.
- The doctor's diagnosis prevailed, and the patient received the necessary treatment.
- The prevailing belief among scientists is that climate change is a reality.
FAQs About the word prevail
be larger in number, quantity, power, status or importance, be valid, applicable, or true, continue to exist, prove superior, use persuasion successfully
win, conquer, succeed, contend,triumph, overcome, squeak, breeze, kick butt,carry the day
fail, lose, fail,lose, fold, collapse, collapse, fold,struggle, struggle
Despite the challenges, our hope will prevail and guide us toward a brighter future.
The truth will prevail, even in the face of adversity.
The team's determination prevailed over the opposition's skill.
The spirit of unity prevailed during the difficult times.
